Whereas, there was by ancient proprietors and first settlers of the Town of Farmington in the year 1650 ceded to the Tunxis Tribe of Indians, so-called, then living in said Farmington, a large tract of land containing about seventy-three acres and a half, lying in Farmington Meadow at a place ever since known by the name of the Indian Neck, which parcel of land was butted south and east by the river, north, partly land called Wells’s Farm and partly by land formerly bel